Table 3.

Multistate model on the impact of LA stability on the risks of thrombosis and death

Univariable analysisMultivariable analysis*
TransitionOutcomeTransition hazard ratio95% CIPTransition hazard ratio95% CIP
First negative LA test ATE 0.21 0.03-1.56 .127 0.56 0.07-4.71 .596 
First negative LA test VTE 1.26 0.46-3.46 .649 1.16 0.40-3.32 .786 
First negative LA test Total thrombosis 0.86 0.36-2.08 .744 1.14 0.45-2.93 .783 
First negative LA test Death 1.39 0.57-3.39 .470 2.04 0.71-5.82 .183 
Univariable analysisMultivariable analysis*
TransitionOutcomeTransition hazard ratio95% CIPTransition hazard ratio95% CIP
First negative LA test ATE 0.21 0.03-1.56 .127 0.56 0.07-4.71 .596 
First negative LA test VTE 1.26 0.46-3.46 .649 1.16 0.40-3.32 .786 
First negative LA test Total thrombosis 0.86 0.36-2.08 .744 1.14 0.45-2.93 .783 
First negative LA test Death 1.39 0.57-3.39 .470 2.04 0.71-5.82 .183 

Results were obtained with a unidirectional “illness-death” model. P, Wald test P value.

*

Model adjusted for 3 variables previously included in a lupus anticoagulant thrombosis risk score (active smoking, lupus-sensitive aPTT, and diabetes), as well VKA use at baseline (the strongest determinant of LA stability) and age (strong epidemiologic determinant of [arterial] thrombosis and mortality).

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